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Research. Educate. Conserve.

Join the movement to study & safeguard biodiversity through community-driven conservation efforts.

About Kolibry Network

Protecting ecosystems through community-driven conservation.

We are a conservation initiative dedicated to safeguarding the world’s remaining rainforests and the incredible biodiversity they hold. By protecting key forest plots, conducting thorough biodiversity assessments, and carrying out long-term ecological surveys, we work to understand and preserve these fragile ecosystems. Our mission thrives on collaboration, partnering with scientists to conserve threatened species and working closely with local communities to provide education, support, and sustainable opportunities. Together, we aim to protect rainforest life today and empower the stewards of tomorrow.

150+

20'000 m²

Protected area

Support biodiversity

50+

Endangered species

Flagship Species

Step into our gallery and discover the incredible spectrum of rainforest life we work to protect. From shimmering beetles hidden in the leaf litter to powerful jaguars prowling the canopy shadows, every creature plays a vital role and every one deserves a future. We champion more than 50 endangered and vulnerable species, including standout icons like poison dart frogs, tapirs, and hornbills. These images showcase the wild beauty we fight for and the irreplaceable biodiversity that makes rainforests come alive.

How to support

Empowering communities to protect ecosystems through innovative conservation solutions. Kolibry Network drives impactful actions to safeguard habitats and preserve the world’s biodiversity.

Owning your own piece of rainforest

Support biodiversity by adopting a microplot and safeguarding pristine rainforest for future generations.

Community Collaboration

Join forces with local communities and international allies to create lasting environmental impact.

Support Conservation

Act for the wild. Donate to safeguard rainforests and their amazing biodiversity.